“Retina”, “HDPI”, XHDPI”, et autres jolis sigles sont aujourd’hui intimement associés à des techniques les plus folles d’adaptations d’images pour s’afficher le plus nettement possible.
Et pourtant…...
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Modifier ou designer les puces des éléments de liste n'est pas forcément un exercice de tout repos : nous avons souvent recours aux images de fond bien que d'autres techniques, plus simples à maintenir, mais moins connues, existent. Faisons le tour des méthodes utilisables aujourd'hui, avec leurs avantages et inconvénients. Delete the scoop?
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Who doesn’t love a good list? We use them constantly in our markup for a variety of different situations. Today we’re going to take a look at a few simple and practical examples that you can steal and use in your own work. Delete the scoop?
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Des précisions claires concernant la gestion d'images de différents supports (mobiles, tablettes). Concept retina/Super amoled/True HD for responsive design